Find answers about Chemoment dental silicones, product selection and purchasing for distributors, laboratories and private-label brands.
1. What dental materials does Chemoment supply?
Our clinical range includes VPS/PVS putty, light-body, medium-body and heavy-body impression materials, plus bite registration silicone. We also offer separate laboratory materials for gingival masks and model duplication. Explore the clinical VPS range and dental laboratory silicones.
2. How should we choose a VPS viscosity?
Choose by the intended impression technique. Light Body VPS records fine detail, Medium Body VPS balances flow and support, and Heavy Body VPS provides tray support. Evaluate the selected combination with the relevant product instructions.
3. Are laboratory silicones interchangeable with clinical impression materials?
No. Select each material for its stated purpose. Gingival mask silicone reproduces soft-tissue contours on working models, while duplication silicone reproduces laboratory models. Keep these applications distinct from clinical impression taking and bite registration.
4. Can we discuss OEM or private-label supply?
Yes. Share the selected products, destination market, branding and packaging requirements. Working time, setting time, colour, viscosity and packaging options can be discussed for the relevant product. Confirm the agreed specification and available customization before approving a project through our contact page.
5. What information should we send for a quotation?
Include the application, required products and viscosities, pack format, estimated quantity and destination market. For private-label projects, add the label language and artwork requirements. Our VPS quotation checklist explains the details that help us prepare a suitable recommendation.
6. How can we request samples?
Use the contact form to describe the products and technique you want to evaluate. For putty-wash or dual-viscosity systems, identify the materials you plan to combine. Ask us to confirm sample availability, the proposed combination and sample terms for your project.
7. Which technical documents should we request?
Request the technical data sheet, safety data sheet and instructions for the exact selected product. Ask about batch documentation, a certificate of analysis where applicable, and product-specific regulatory documents for your destination market. Confirm the scope of each document rather than assuming that one product's documentation covers the whole range.
8. How should we evaluate materials before a bulk order?
Test samples in the intended workflow. Compare mixing or extrusion, working and setting times, the stated hardness, detail reproduction and handling after setting. For hand-mix VPS putty, also evaluate mixing and compatibility with the chosen wash material. Record the approved specification, packaging and sample feedback for repeat-order discussions.
